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, is used as a substitutefor the British perriwinkle, but it is only consumed to a verysmall extent. 135: A claim without gold is termed a `shicer. Taylor, `Te Ika a Maui,' p. Domett, `Ranolf,' p.

74: Oh, we're not fit for anything but store-cattle: we are allblady grass. 20: I observed, too, that they used a stick, shaped thus __, \called the hornerah (which assists them in throwing thespear). Labiatae. Hall, `Practical Experiences at the Diggings inVictoria,' p.